Everyone, today's episode is a fireside chat from season two premiere of Two Minute Drill,

our Seasons Launch Party, joining me are Roy Kataya, the star of Two Minute Drill,

and the CEO of Verb Technologies, and Brian Lagesty, the CEO of our production partner,

Clarity Experiences, and we're going to talk behind the scenes at Two Minute Drill,

and most importantly, the aspects of a perfect pitch. Two Minute Drill airs every Friday at 8.30 PM,

Pacific Time on Bloomberg TV, and you can stream it at any time on Amazon Prime Video.

This is Entrepreneurs the Playbook. So we're going to make this very conversational.

I've got a few questions for Brian, Roy, and Dave, but I'll start with Dave,

which is the first quick question. So what was the biggest challenge you experienced in creating

or starring in the show? And what did you learn from it?

I think the biggest challenge is seeing yourself when it's one thing to do all these

lives. You're not really looking yourself, but when you're on a TV show to watch yourself,

you become very hyper-critical, and it's a test of humility to sit there and look at your double

chin or your exercise belly. You don't see yourself the way that you see yourself on TV,

and it was really, really difficult for me to watch the show, even the one that I love.

It's so hard to see yourself, and I wanted to watch the whole thing, but every time I speak,

I'm so critical. And I think it's just as a lesson about how much growth I need to make

it others do. You know, you can't find outside of you, you can't find inside, and I really am

working on, you know, loving myself, and all the nice things that come with aging.

Same question for you, Roy. Well, I like to think that we continue to evolve

as people, and in so doing, to the extent that that evolution includes helping others evolve,

change their lives. And I think that that, for me, was the hallmark of the show. We were talking

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